SLC-S32/W3 | Frames of My World : People & Everyday Life
Assalamu Alaikum,
How are you all? I hope everyone is well. I am starting with the learning challenge topics by greeting and welcoming everyone. This time, topics are one of my favorite topics --SLC-S32/W3 | Frames of My World : People & Everyday Life.
Seasonal fruit lychee.
First of all, I would like to thank my dear teacher for selecting a beautiful topic. I have come to participate in the competition. I will share with you some scenes or photographs that we see in our daily lives. Moreover, there are individuals who consistently contribute to society. I am going to the main stage to share the details --
- Where is this place located?
The photographs that I am sharing with you today are of a small businessman. He is a litchi seller. Especially, he always sells seasonal fruits in the same place. This place is located on Cox's Bazar Sadar Hospital Road. In front of Cox's Bazar National Hospital. This fruit seller always sells different seasonal fruits. Now that the seasonal fruits are abundant, he is selling mangoes and litchis. Today, he was selling litchis. There were a lot of people here, so I went closer and saw something being sold.
A woman is buying and paying for litchis.
The litchis were very clean and looked very nice. I asked the price of litchis; 100 litchis cost 300 taka. The litchis look very nice to me. Everyone was buying, so I also bought fifty litchis from there for 150 taka. At that time, I observed the situation in Sekankara and went to the side and photographed the scene. I have come to share it with you today.
2- Who are the people featured in your photographs and what are they doing?
What you can see is that there were some buyers and some sellers here. Small traders sit on this road. This is a hospital road, since a lot of patients travel to the hospital. On that journey, some buy fruits, and some buy things as needed. That is why some local sellers sit here all the time. I photographed a litchi seller, and some vans in the distance were loading clothes into cars. I captured that scene where there were a lot of people gathered.
The lychees looked very fresh.
These vendors sit here all the time. Many customers on this road buy fruits on their way to the hospital. Many buy clothes. Many buy necessary things for the patient while going to the hospital. Many buy fruits for the patient. If they need to buy some necessary things, they take them. That's why hawkers always sit on the road. They sit on the side of the road and sell.
3- How do these people contribute to the local community or economy?
I think such vendors make a big contribution to the economy of our society. Because they bring the things from the village level. These are local fruits, seasonal fruits, and they do not have to pay taxes because they sell them sitting on the side of the road. Because they sell the things at a low price, and those who buy them also get them at a low price. In this way, both parties benefit.
There were many buyers around.
This is constantly making a big contribution to the economy of our country. Their things are fresh. They bring the things from the village very early in the morning. They bring things from the village at a low price. They bring them every day and sell them every day. I often buy things from these vendors. I like to buy. These things are very fresh, and I like to eat them. Moreover, they can be bought at low prices, which saves us a lot.
There were many cars on the road.
And since they sell on the side of the road, they do not have to pay any rent or taxes. Due to which they can make a profit and give to customers at low prices. As the vendors are satisfied, the buyers are also satisfied. All in all, I would say that such hawker vendors are constantly making a big contribution to the economy of our society and country.
I took a selfie.
4- What did you learn or observe while spending time in this place?
In the same city, the price of litchi is 300 taka in one place and 350 taka in another place. The price difference is another 50 taka more or less. The price of litchi from the shopkeeper I bought litchi was 300 taka. That means he is selling it at a low price. Now, because he is selling at a low price, everyone is buying litchis from him.
Since everyone is buying, many more customers have come. The seller smiles a lot because so many customers have come. He is very happy because he can sell a lot. And those who can buy at a lower price of 50 taka are much happier. They are buying 100 litchis instead of 50. Because they are getting it at a lower price. Meanwhile, I saw that those who are buying are also much happier. They are buying the litchis with a satisfied mind. Because the price of litchis was low.
The buyers were very happy.
Moreover, they were much fresher. Overall, the atmosphere was wonderful, and both the buyer and the seller were enjoying it very well. I observed the matter. There was a very beautiful atmosphere here. There was a festive atmosphere.
5- What story or emotion do you think your photographs convey about everyday life?
In daily life, these photographs teach me that if we buy things with a little scrutiny, we can do something good. If we can buy things from the local market with a little effort, we can get good things at a slightly lower price. And those who come to the open market and sell things are also benefiting. They have a family. They have the right to live well in life.
If we support them, they will also benefit. They are also able to contribute to the country's economy. In our real life, we encounter many things. From which we can constantly learn. If we want to live economically, we have to keep our eyes and ears open. Then we can get something good. We can buy something good, or we can buy it at a low price. We have to pay attention to that. Then we can live well, and we can buy something good. We can eat something good.
It is very tempting to eat lychee.
Money will be very economical. We can enjoy good things constantly. These are experiences that are constantly being gained in our lives. I hope you will enjoy reading my review today. Thank you very much to everyone for taking the time to visit my blog today. May everyone be well and healthy, may Allah be with them.
| Place Name | Hospital Road, Cox's Bazar |
|---|---|
| Model | Redmi -Note 14 |
| Photographer | @samhunnahar |
| Location | Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh |
| Steem Atlas Pin | [//]:# (!steematlas 21.4428125 lat 91.9770625 long National Hospital, Hospital Road Cox's Bazar d3scr) |
| Plus Code | https://plus.codes/7MHHCXVG+4RC |
| Open Time | 10 am- 12 pm |
| Off Day | No |
| Cleaning | Always |
| Visit Day | 09 June, 2026 |
| Fruits Quality | Good |
| Staff behavior | Good |
| Customer Service | Good |
| Overall Review | 9.9 |
| Websit | No |
I invited my friends to participate in the competition-
@boishakhi123, @mani158, @bijoy1
I have set a 15% beneficiary to @steem-atlas for supporting this project.
🏆 Evaluation: SLC-S32/W3 | Frames of My World : People & Everyday Life
📊 Score Breakdown
I really enjoyed reading your post. You described the lychee shop in your area very clearly and beautifully, which made the post interesting and enjoyable to read.
The photos you shared were wonderful and helped showcase the place nicely. However, I noticed that you shared 8 photos, while the contest guidelines mentioned using 10 photos. It would also have been even better if you had included a short video to give readers a more complete view of the place and your experience. I hope you will pay a little more attention to these points in your future posts.
You used Steem Atlas correctly and shared your experience in an engaging way. I enjoyed your storytelling style and the overall quality of your presentation. Keep up the good work and continue sharing your creative experiences with us.
Best of luck in the contest.
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